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Manitowoc Times

Location

Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1928

Page

5

Changes After Obregon Assassination Shape Mexico

Mexico moves under Portes Gil after the July assassination of President-elect Alvaro Obregon. Labor and political groups reorganize as the country enters a 14 month civilian rule with hopes for church-state pacification. The Crom federation reforms and the Obregon party may regroup under new banners amid ongoing central-state unrest.

Gesford F. Fine Hexeco-City Alvaro‘Obregon Mexico Emilio Portes Gil Obregon Party Crom Regional Federation of Labor Regon Obregon Portes Gil Jalisco United States Dwight W. Moran Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores Michoacan Calles

Mayor Jailed Sparks Fistfights in Gloucester

After the mayor Hugh Gormley is jailed on a charge of intoxication fights erupt in Gloucester. Citizens split between backing Gormley in his fourteenth term and Constable Charles Darling who the mayor says framed him.

Reeper Glouster Hugh Gormley Gormley Charles Darling

Levitan Not Required to Vote If He Deems It Right

Wisconsin State Treasurer Solomon Levitan may refuse to vote on board decisions without giving a reason, the attorney general's opinion says. Gov. Fred R. Zimmerman, Attorney General John W. Reynolds, and Secretary of State Theodore Dammann comprise the state board of deposits. The opinion notes that a single member’s abstention leaves a two vote majority required for action.

Levitan Madison, Wis Solomon Levitan State Board of Deposits Franklin Bump Fred R. Zimmerman John W. Reynolds Theodore Dammann

Discovery to Save Life Trees

A Wisconsin College of Agriculture scientist announced a method to save 30 of 100 trees from crown gall and other malformations using a new plaster wrapped around graft unions. Trials across multiple states show 92 of 100 treated trees remain smooth unions, with minimal added cost.

New York A. J. Riker College of Agriculture University of Wisconsin Riker American Phytopathological Society G. W.keitt W. M. Banfield Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Wisconsin Crop Protection Institute Iowa State College of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture

Philosophers In Catholic Parley Urges Living Philosophy

Rev. J. W. Kelly of Marquette University told the American Catholic Philosophical association that philosophy must relate to life and the world around students. He warned that abstract presentations strip meaning and fail to engage undergraduates, urging teachers to connect theory with concrete experience.

Milwaukee J. W. Kelly S. V Marquette University American Catholic Philosophical Association

Funeral Meat for Brother William Dueno in Haiti

Odd Fellows announce funeral services for William Dueno tomorrow December 29. Meat will be held at 1 o’clock from 844 North Ninth Street and begin at 2 o’clock. For readers in Haiti.

Haiti William Dueno North Ninth Street

Roses Bring Mystery as Constance Recovers Abroad

Constance awakens in a London hospital after an accident. roses and a note from Malcolm reveal a mistaken sender. Dr Baxter appears as a link to memories and an impersonator Sheila Allen. Constance insists on uncovering truth about her identity and Sheila’s Paris impersonation.

Constance Malcolm America Dr. Gibbong Sheila Allen Harry Dr. Gibbons Malcom Baxter London Paris Dr. Baxter Miss Allen Sheila Pin Dr. Mac Metropolitan Newspaper Service New York

Wisconsin Cranberry Crop Surges in 1928

Madison Wisconsin—Walter H Ebling statistician reports a 1928 Wisconsin cranberry crop jump of over 100 percent versus a 7 percent U S rise. The state yield is estimated at 50 000 barrels sold around 14 dollars per barrel, a satisfactory price.

Madison Wisconsin United States Walter H. Ebling State Federal Department of Agriculture

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